Gilmour and Waters On Stage Together Since Live 8
You cheap bastards over in England couldn't find enough money to donate to the Hoping Foundation benefit in Oxfordshire. If you hadn't been saving your money for that Sybian, which will never be used by hot girls, you could have seen the onstage reunion of David Gilmour and Roger Waters of Pink Floyd.
A crowd of about 200, saw Gilmour and Waters get up on stage and play four songs, Wish You Were Here, Comfortably Numb, Another Brick in the Wall Pt. 2, and To Know Him Is To Love Him (Phil Spector cover apparently done at sound check for years. Check Gilmour's blog for more details and pictures)
The reunion marks the first time the duo has been on the same stage since Live 8 and probably not likely to be on the same stage ever again. We took a look at why these guys will never do a full tour ever (here) and we stand by it. Still would have been pretty cool to see this one-off performance.
A crowd of about 200, saw Gilmour and Waters get up on stage and play four songs, Wish You Were Here, Comfortably Numb, Another Brick in the Wall Pt. 2, and To Know Him Is To Love Him (Phil Spector cover apparently done at sound check for years. Check Gilmour's blog for more details and pictures)
The reunion marks the first time the duo has been on the same stage since Live 8 and probably not likely to be on the same stage ever again. We took a look at why these guys will never do a full tour ever (here) and we stand by it. Still would have been pretty cool to see this one-off performance.
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7/16/2010 3:53 PM
Blogs N' Roses wrote:
STOP IT! Stop teasing the public you fuck heads! David Gilmour recently joined Roger Waters on stage at The Hoping Foundation Gig where together they performed four songs (link). Now comes word that Gilmour will join Waters during his upcoming The Wall tour. However, he will only join him during one gig and for, apparently, one song. Essentially, the two men are playing Just the Tip with the public's vagina. Waters posted the following on his Facebook account. "To my eternal shame I bottled out (refused to play) and told ...
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